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TATE PU B LISH I N G TATE ENTERPRISE S LTD ART BOOK S SPRING 2020 MI LLB A N K LO N D O N SW1P 4 RG 020 78 87 8 870 TAT E.O R G .U K /P U B LISH I N G T WIT T ER: @TAT E _ P U B LISH I N G I NSTAG R A M: @TAT EP U B LISH I N G
CONTENTS
NEW TITLES
3 A N DY WA R H O L
7 S T E V E M CQ U E E N
9 B R I T I S H B A R O Q U E : P OW E R A N D I L LU S I O N
11 AU B R E Y B E A R D S L E Y
13 A B O O K O F F I F T Y D R AW I N G S
BY AU B R E Y B E A R D S L E Y
15 ZANELE MUHOLI
17 LY N E T T E Y I A D O M - B OA K Y E
19 M AG DA L E N A A B A K A N OW I C Z
21 B R I TA I N A N D P H OTO G R A P H Y: 19 45 –79
23 HUGUETTE CALAND
25 VENICE WITH TURNER
27 SPRING
29 SUMMER
30 Q U E N T I N B L A K E : P E N S I N K & P L AC E S
31 H OW TO PA I N T L I K E T U R N E R
32 RECENT HIGHLIGHTS
34 B AC K L I S T T I T L E S
41 J. M .W. T U R N E R
42 B A R B A R A H E P WO R T H
43 QUENTIN BLAKE
44 H Y U N DA I CO M M I S S I O N
45 TAT E I N T R O D U C T I O N S
46 MODERN ARTIST SERIES
47 BRITISH ARTIST SERIES
48 R E P R E S E N TAT I V E S A N D AG E N T S
All profits go to supporting Tate.
Please note that all prices, scheduled publication dates and specifications are subject to alteration. Owing to market restrictions
some titles are not available in certain markets. For more information on sales and rights contacts see page 48.
ANDY WARHOL
ED I T ED BY G R E G O R MU I R A N D Y I L M A Z DZI E WI O R
NEW TITLES
EXHIBITIONS A FA S C I N AT I N G ‘ R E-V I S I O N I N G’ O F WA R H O L A N D
Tate Mo d er n H I S U N I Q U E V I E W O F A M E R I C A N C U LT U R E
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As an underground art star, Andy Warhol (1928–87)
Mu s eu m L ud w ig, was the antidote to the prevalent abstract expressionist
Co l o g n e, 10 Oct 2 02 0 style of 1950s America. Looking at his background as
– 21 Feb 2 021 a child of an immigrant family, his ideas about death
and religion, as well as his queer perspective, this
A r t G al l er y of book explores Warhol‘s limitless ambition to push the
O ntar i o , To ro nto
traditional boundaries of painting, sculpture, film and
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music. It reveals an artist who both succeeded and
Dal l as Mu s e um failed in equal measure; an artist who embraced the
of A r t, Texas establishment while cavorting with the underground.
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Exploring Warhol’s knowing flirtation with the commercial
world of celebrity alongside his advocacy of alternative
lifestyles, it presents his work within the context of his
200 colour illustrations
time in a way that connects to contemporary concerns.
289 × 219 mm Including a unique contribution from writer Olivia Laing,
224 pp an artist’s response from Martine Syms and an exclusive
£25 • PB
interview with former Factory insider, Bob Colacello, this
9781849766708 book returns Warhol to the shifting creative and political
landscape in which he lived, and highlights how he and
his work marked a period of cultural transformation.
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9781849766715
G R E G O R M U I R is Director of Collection, International
Art, Tate Modern. Y I L M A Z DZ I E WI O R is Director of
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Museum Ludwig, Cologne.
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ANDY WARHOL
S T EP H A N I E S T R A I N E
NEW TITLES
EXHIBITIONS T H E I D E A L I N T R O D U C T I O N TO T H E L I F E A N D
Tate Mo d er n WO R K O F T H I S P I O N E E R I N G A R T I S T
12 M ar – 6 Se pt 2 02 0
A central figure in pop art, Andy Warhol (1928–87) was
Mu s eu m L ud w ig, one of the most significant and influential artists of the
Co l o g n e, 10 Oct 2 02 0 later twentieth century. In the 1960s he began to explore
– 21 Feb 2 021 the growing interplay between mass culture and the
visual arts, and his constant experimentation with new
A r t G al l er y of processes for the dissemination of art played a pivotal
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role in redefining access to culture and art as we know
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it today. At the height of his fame, Warhol claimed he
Dal l as Mu s e um was ‘abandoning painting’, shifting his practice towards
of A r t, Texas a commitment to the theoretically limitless channels of
11 J ul – 7 N ov 2 021 publishing, film, fashion, music and broadcasting. It was
this ‘transmission’ of art and radical ideas that embodied
his ethical conviction that ‘art should be for everyone’.
This accessible yet authoritative book is the perfect
introduction to the life and work of an artist who
remains as relevant today as ever.
60 colour illustrations
210 × 168 mm S T E P H A N I E S T R A I N E is Curator of Exhibitions and
80 pp Projects at Modern Art Oxford. She specialises in
£8.99 • PB American art of the 1960s.
9781849763189
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STE VE MCQU EEN
ED I T ED BY C L A R A K I M
NEW TITLES
EXHIBITIONS ACCOMPA N I ES THE A RTI ST’S FI RST MA JOR
Tate Mo d er n EXHI BI TI ON I N THE UK FOR TW EN TY YEA RS
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Steve McQueen (b.1969) is one of the most important
P i rel l i Han g ar B icocca , artists and filmmakers working today. Over the last twenty-
M i l an , J un – S e pt 2 02 0 five years he has been hugely influential in expanding the
way in which artists utilise the medium of film. He has
created some of the most seminal works of moving image
designed for gallery presentation, as well as four films for
cinematic release, including the Academy Award-winning
12 Years a Slave (2013). McQueen’s works are poignant and
provocative portraits of time and place, which turn his
unflinching eye to urgent contemporary issues such
as race, identity and belonging.
This publication focuses on the video and film
installations McQueen has made since 2000, featuring
such large-scale video pieces as Caribs’ Leap/Western
Deep (2002) and more recent films such as Ashes (2002–
15), as well as including completely new work. The book
also contains an in-depth interview with the artist together
120 colour illustrations with essays on McQueen’s artworks in relation to film,
297 × 210 mm
black cinema and queer cinema, and the socio-political
176 pp
context of black British issues within the black diaspora,
£25 • PB providing new insights and critical assessment of his work.
9781849766784
C L A R A K I M is the Daskalopoulos Senior Curator,
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International Art (Africa, Asia & Middle East) at
Tate Modern.
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BRITISH BAROQU E: P OWER AN D ILLUSION
ED I T ED BY TA B I T H A B A R B ER
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EXHIBITION A FRES H A N D VI S UA LLY STUN N I N G N EW LOOK
Tate B r i tai n AT THE A RT OF THE LATE STUA RT PERI OD
5 Feb – 19 Apr 2 02 0
From the Restoration of Charles II in 1660 to the death
of Queen Anne in 1714, the late Stuart period was a
time of radical change for Britain. This book, which
accompanies a major exhibition at Tate Britain, explores
how art and architecture was used by the Crown, the
Church and the aristocracy to project images of might
and status in an age when the power of the monarchy
was being questioned.
Including an array of work by leading painters of the
day – such as Peter Lely, Godfrey Kneller and James
Thornhill – this book celebrates ambitious grand-scale
portraits, the persuasive illusion of mural painting,
the brilliant woodcarving of Grinling Gibbons, and
magnificent architecture by Christopher Wren,
Nicholas Hawksmoor and John Vanbrugh for St Paul’s
Cathedral, Hampton Court and Blenheim Palace –
the great buildings of the age. British Baroque provides
150 colour illustrations
265 × 210 mm
a unique opportunity to encounter a rich and
176 pp sophisticated, yet largely forgotten, era of art history.
£25 • PB
9781849766814 TA B I T H A B A R B E R is Curator of British Art 1500–1750
at Tate Britain.
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AU BRE Y BE ARDSLE Y
ED I T ED BY S T EP H EN C A L LOWAY A N D C A RO L I N E CO R B E AU - PA R S O N S
NEW TITLES
EXHIBITIONS A S U M P T U O U S LY D E S I G N E D N E W B O O K O N
Tate B r i tai n T H I S P E R E N N I A L LY FA S C I N AT I N G A R T I S T
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Aubrey Beardsley (1872–98) is best remembered for
Mu s ée d ’ O rsay, Pa r is his powerful illustrations for Salomé by Oscar Wilde.
9 J un – 13 Se pt 2 02 0 Spanning seven years, his intense, prolific career as a
draughtsman and illustrator was cut short when he died
of tuberculosis aged twenty-five.
Beardsley’s sinuous black-and-white drawings and
his own complex persona became synonymous
with decadence: he alighted on the perverse and
erotic aspects of life and legend, shocking audiences
with his bizarre sense of humour and fascination with
the grotesque.
A range of short essays on key aspects of his remarkably
influential career reveal that while he was very much
of his time, his distinct style has always resonated with
subsequent generations.
200 colour illustrations
298 × 196 mm S T E P H E N C A L LOWAY is an art historian, curator and
192 pp Beardsley scholar. C A R O L I N E CO R B E AU - PA R S O N S
ISBN 978-1-84976-680-7 is Curator of British Art 1850–1915 at Tate Britain.
£25 • Flexibound
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A BO O K O F F I F T Y DR AW I N G S BY
AU BREY B E A R DS L E Y
NEW TITLES
EXHIBITIONS A N ELEG A N T, POCK ET-S I ZE REPRODUCTI ON OF
Tate B r i tai n BEA RDS LEY’S CLA S S I C 1897 PUBLI CATI ON
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Aubrey Beardsley (1872–98) lived a desperately short
Mu s ée d ’ O rsay, Pa r is life and his career spanned just seven years. Nonetheless
9 J un – 13 Se pt 2 02 0 his output was prolific and his subversive illustrations
became synonymous with decadence. His work was
deemed too scandalous by many of the period, but
found a suitably unseemly home with the notorious
publisher Leonard Charles Smithers.
This little book is as much a historic document as it is
a beautiful introduction to Beardsley’s art, containing
fifty of his best-known works, including: ‘The Peacock
Skirt’ and ‘The Dancer’s Reward’ from Wilde’s Salome
(1893), and ‘La Dame aux Camélias’ illustrating Alexandre
Dumas’s tragic story of a courtesan who sacrificed herself
for her lover in The Yellow Book, the famous literary
quarterly dedicated to all things decadent and aesthetic.
Slightly reduced in format from the original, this
51 BW illustrations charming little book is perfect as a gift.
150 × 116 mm
128 pp A L I C E I N S L E Y, Assistant Curator, Historic British Art at
£9.99 • HB Tate Britain, provides a new introduction ensuring the
9781849766951 book will appeal to established fans as well as those new
to Beardsley’s work.
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Z ANELE MU HOLI
ED I T ED BY S A R A H A L L EN A N D YA S U F U M I N A K A MO RI
NEW TITLES
EXHIBITION N EW MON OG RA PH ON THE AWA RD-W I N N I N G
Ta t e M o d e r n A N D G ROUN DBREA K I N G VI S UA L ACTI VI ST
29 A p r – 18 O c t 2020
Born in South Africa, Zanele Muholi came to
Maison Européenne de prominence in the early 2000s with photographs that
la Photographie sought to envision black lesbian, gay, bisexual, trans,
N o v 2020 – F e b 2021 queer and intersex lives beyond deviance or victimhood.
Muholi’s work challenges hetero-patriarchal ideologies
Mar tin Gropius and representations, presenting the participants in
B a u, B e r l i n their photographs as confident and beautiful individuals
M a r – J u l 2021 bravely existing in the face of prejudice, intolerance and,
frequently, violence. While Muholi’s intimate photographs
B i l d m u s e e t, U m e å of others launched their international career, their
O c t 2021 – M a r 2022
intense self-portraits solidified it. The illustrations include
images from the key series Muholi has produced over
the past twenty years, as well as never-before-published
and recent works. This book presents the full breadth
of Muholi’s photographic and activist practice, and
includes six newly commissioned essays as well as a
glossary and chronology.
150 tritone and colour
illustrations
245 × 170 mm S A R A H A L L E N is Assistant Curator at Tate Modern.
192 pp YA S U F U M I N A K A M O R I is Senior Curator, International
£25 • PB with flaps Art (Photography) at Tate Modern.
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LYNE T TE YIADOM- BOAK YE
ED I T ED BY IS A B EL L A M A I DM EN T A N D A N D R E A S C H L I EK ER
NEW TITLES
EXHIBITIONS ACCOMPA N I ES THE FI RST MA JOR S URV EY OF THE
Ta t e B r i t a i n WORK OF ON E OF THE MOST EXCI TI N G A RTI STS
19 M a y – 31 A u g 2020 OF HER G EN ERATI ON
Guggenheim, Bilbao Lynette Yiadom-Boakye (b.1977) is a British artist and writer
25 S e p t 2020 acclaimed for her enigmatic portraits of fictitious people.
– 21 J a n 2021 Her paintings often allude to historic European portraiture
S a n Fr a n c i s c o M u s e u m – notably Thomas Gainsborough, Francisco de Goya, John
of Modern Ar t Singer Sargent and Édouard Manet – yet in subject matter
S p r i n g – S u m m e r 2021 and technique her approach is decidedly contemporary.
Through her focus on the depiction of imagined black
characters Yiadom-Boakye’s paintings raise important
questions about identity and representation.
This lavishly illustrated volume accompanies the first major
survey of Yiadom-Boakye’s work. Thematic essays offer in-
depth discussion of the development of the artist’s practice
120 colour illustrations
since her graduation from the Royal Academy of Art,
275 × 230 mm London, in 2003 and her artwork is presented alongside
192 pp her own writing and poetry. The publication positions
£25 • PB
Yiadom-Boakye’s extraordinary creative output over the
9781849767040 past twenty years within a wider history of portraiture and
representation, with particular focus on black subjects.
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9781849767095 I S A B E L L A M A I D M E N T is Curator, Contemporary British
Art at Tate Britain. A N D R E A S C H L I E K E R is Director of
Exhibitions and Displays at Tate Britain.
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17M AGDALENA ABAK AN OWIC Z
ED I T ED BY A N N COXO N A N D M A RY JA N E JACO B
NEW TITLES
EXHIBITIONS A S T U N N I N G E X P LO R AT I O N O F A N
Tate Mo d er n E X T R AO R D I N A R Y A N D U N I Q U E B O DY O F WO R K
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In the 1960s and 70s Magdalena Abakanowicz (1930–
Fo n d at i o n Toms Pa uli 2017) wove sisal in intense colours to create towering,
/ Mus ée canton a l d e s hanging pieces that radically expanded the field of
B eaux - A r t s La us a n n e , sculpture and installation art. Known as Abakans, these
Swi t zer l an d ‘organic environments’ carried many meanings and were
Feb – J un 2 021 often large in size, containing entanglements of ropes
or dividing spaces. They were spaces to contemplate,
to experience.
Lavishly illustrated with immersive photography, this
beautiful book explores the unique nature of these
monumental works and their impact as environmental
sculpture. Considering the relationships between the
Abakans with their forest-like atmosphere, and other
key works, it reveals the artist’s broad interest in
natural phenomena and folk-art traditions. Drawing on
themes such as shamanism, female energy and power,
pregnancy and insights on human nature, the book
150 colour illustrations also highlights Abakanowicz’s pioneering contribution
265 × 210 mm
to installation art and the role of collaboration in her
192 pp
practice, and contextualises her work within the Polish
£25 • PB art world, and wider post-war Europe.
9781849766739
A N N COXO N is Curator of Displays and International
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Art at Tate Modern. M A R Y JA N E JACO B is an
independent curator.
19BRITAIN AN D PHOTOGR APHY: 1945 –79
ED I T ED BY K AT E B US H
NEW TITLES
EXHIBITION CHA RTI N G THE POLI TI CA L A N D CULTURA L
Tate B r i tai n DEVELOPMEN T OF BRI TA I N THROUG H G LOBA L
30 Jun – EVEN TS S EEN THROUG H THE EYES OF THE
27 S ept 2 02 0 WORLD’S G REATEST PHOTOG RA PHERS
Through a series of remarkable images, this book
examines the moments – both intimate occasions and
events on the global stage – that contributed to the
development of the UK from 1945, the year of peace, to
the election of Margaret Thatcher in 1979. It was both a
time of hope – as Europe’s empires collapsed in Africa
and Asia – and a time of painful struggle during the Civil
Rights and Cold War era. Britain in the 1950s, 1960s and
1970s was altered indelibly: shaped by de-colonization
and mass immigration; by de-industrialization at home;
and by the struggle for new economic and political
influence abroad after the collapse of empire.
As well as featuring some of the biggest names in
twentieth-century photography – Lee Miller, Bill Brandt,
Larry Burrows, Margaret Bourke-White, Henri Cartier-
120 colour & BW illustrations Bresson and David Goldblatt – the book will also shine
248 × 197 mm
light on less well-known yet exceptional photographers:
144 pp
Rashid Talukdar, Ernest Cole, Bandele ‘Tex’ Ajetunmobi,
£25 • HB Li Zhensheng, Thurston Hopkins, Gilles Caron, Shirley
9781849767088
Baker and Paul Trevor.
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K AT E B U S H is Adjunct Curator of Photography at
Tate Britain.
21H UGU E T TE C AL AN D
ED I T ED BY A N N E B A R LOW
NEW TITLES
EXHIBITION A N EXUBERA N T A N D VI BRA N T BOOK ,
Ta t e St I v e s CELEBRATI N G THE JOYOUS S URREA LI S M OF
24 M a y – 1 S e p t 2019 HUG UETTE CA LA N D
The first UK exhibition of work by Lebanese artist
Huguette Caland (b.1931) was held at Tate St Ives in
summer 2019. Exploring the artist’s unique form of
surrealism, this beautiful book features important works
from the 1960s to the early 1980s revealing her artistic
significance and demonstrating that Caland’s exploratory
practice has had a key, if under-recognised, role in the
development of international modern art. In the 1970s,
after moving to Paris from Beirut, she created exuberant
and erotically charged paintings, which challenged
traditional conventions of beauty and desire. Caland
has often used her own body as a subject, and her
self-representation comes from a desire to liberate and
control the way her body and the bodies of other women
are depicted.
The book includes her best-known large canvases with
200 colour illustrations bright colours, such as her Bribes de corps (Body Parts)
210 × 150 mm
series from the 1970s, softly moving from abstraction
96 pp
into figuration, with shapes doubling as flesh. Alongside
£12.99 • PB these paintings are Caland’s intricate drawings, which
9781849766791
demonstrate her mastery of line.
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A N N E B A R LOW is Director, Tate St Ives.
23VENICE WITH T U RN ER
I A N WA R R EL L
NEW TITLES
EXPERI EN CE THE MAG I C A N D WON DER OF THE
MA JESTI C FLOATI N G CI TY THROUG H THE EYES OF
ON E OF THE WORLD’S G REAT PA I N TERS
J.M.W. Turner’s elegant pencil sketches and watercolours
of Venice are so poignant and evocative that the gentle
sound of water lapping against gondolas can almost be
heard when looking at them. In this beautiful selection,
Ian Warrell employs the very finest examples of Turner’s
Venetian studies to either guide your next visit or
awaken your memories of trips past. Join Turner as
he progresses through the city, beginning at St Mark’s
Basilica with the Campanile towering above and the
coral-coloured exterior of the Doge’s Palace. Drift onward
toward the Bridge of Sighs and take a detour past the
Hotel Europa where Turner preferred to stay. Travel
onwards past the Giardini Reali, the Punta della Dogana
and Santa Maria della Salute on your way to San Giorgio
Maggiore and the Accademia. Drift away from the
bustling markets around the Rialto on the Grand Canal
heading toward the Frari and the Scuola Grande di San
100 colour illustrations
230 × 264 mm
Rocco, demonstrating the inspiration taken from such
128 pp Venetian masters as Tintoretto and Veronese.
£25 • HB
9781849767033 I A N WA R R E L L is an independent curator specialising
in British art of the nineteenth century. He was a curator
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authority on the life and work of Turner. He is author of
Turner’s Sketchbooks, also published by Tate.
25SPRING
DAV I D T RI G G
NEW TITLES
A N ELEG A N T G I FT BOOK , CELEBRATI N G A LL
THE JOYS OF S PRI N G
Following Tate’s recent Winter (2019) publication, this
new selection of works examines the most beautiful,
transformative and amusing expressions of the spring
season drawn from Tate’s collection. Divided into key
themes – ‘Blossom and Blooms’, ‘Into the Landscape’,
‘In the Garden’, ‘Agriculture’, ‘Rebirth’ and ‘Uprising’ –
this little book considers how the traditional season of
growth and rebirth has influenced artists over centuries.
Works of art – including paintings, drawings, sculptures,
illustrations and installations – are punctuated by
brief captions adding background detail or additional
information about the art, artists and their subjects.
Featured artists include: Barbara Hepworth, Patrick
Heron, Damien Hirst, Salvador Dalí, Natalia Goncharova,
Stanley Spencer, Anselm Kiefer, William Blake, Andy
Warhol and Alex Katz.
50 colour illustrations DAV I D T R I G G is a critic and art writer based in Bristol.
173 × 140 mm He is a regular contributor to publications including Art
96 pp Monthly, ArtReview, Frieze and Art Papers. He has a PhD
£9.99 • HB in Art History from the University of Bristol and is a
9781849766968 member of the International Association of Art Critics.
He is author of Reading Art: Art for Book Lovers (2018) and
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27SUMMER
A L E X P I LC H ER
NEW TITLES
A N ELEG A N T G I FT BOOK , CA PTURI N G THE
HA ZY BEAUTY, WA RMTH A N D LON G ER DAYS
OF S UMMER
Following Tate’s recent publications Winter (2019) and
Spring (2020), this engaging selection of works presents
some of the most beautiful and stirring moments of
the summer season drawn from Tate’s collection.
Divided into key themes – ‘Return of Helios’, ‘The Green
Tide’, ‘Sweltering Bodies’, ‘Winding Down’ and ‘Mercury
Rising’ – this book traces the hazy evenings and heated
moments in the relationship between this season and
the artists who sought to capture it. Summer, both
languid and fiery, has never ceased to be a source
of inspiration. Works of art – including paintings,
drawings, photographs, illustrations and installations
– are punctuated by brief captions adding additional
information about the art, artists and their subjects.
Featured artists include: Bridget Riley, Eric Ravilious,
Lorna Simpson, Henry Moore, Lisa Milroy, Barbara
50 colour illustrations Hepworth, George Stubbs, Dod Procter, Mary Adshead,
173 × 140 mm Paule Vézelay, Ethel Walker, Chris Killip, Dora Carrington,
96 pp Paul Cézanne and Ian Hamilton Finlay.
£9.99 • HB
9781849767064
A L E X P I LC H E R is the author of A Queer Little History
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29PENS INK & PL ACE S H OW TO PAINT LIKE T U RN ER
Q U EN T I N B L A K E N I CO L A MO O R BY A N D I A N WA R R EL L
NEW TITLES
NEW IN BEST
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240 colour illustrations
280 × 234 mm
224 pp
F O L LOWI N G T H E E N O R M O U S S U CC E S S O F WO R D S LEA RN THE WATERCOLOUR S ECRETS OF
£14.99 • PB
A N D P I C T U R E S A N D B E YO N D T H E PAG E , T H I S ON E OF THE WORLD’S G REATEST A RTI STS
9781849767019
T H I R D VO LU M E CO N T I N U E S A N A R R AT I V E O F
V I S UA L A DV E N T U R E S O F U N U S UA L D I V E R S I T Y J.M.W. Turner is one of the greatest artists Britain has
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Pens Ink & Places contains a wealth of new material, effects of shifting light and dramatic cloudscapes,
Available now: ranging from a touching series of vignettes for Great are especially highly regarded. Here the secrets of his
£19.99 • HB Ormond Street Hospital to gigantic drawings for technique are revealed. This book combines unrivalled
9781849766388
the Jerwood Gallery in Hastings; from the sombre knowledge of Turner’s working methods from Tate
apocalyptic landscapes of Riddley Walker to the energetic curators and conservators with practical advice from
9 £150
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• Special Edition (signed fantasy of Billy and the Minpins. This beautiful volume some of the world’s most respected watercolour
and numbered, in slip case) also includes Blake’s unique illustrations made to specialists. Each of the twenty-two thematic exercises
9781849766395 accompany the works of John Ruskin, La Fontaine, is illustrated with one of Turner’s works. Expert
Apuleius and Beatrix Potter. contemporary watercolourists then explain, step by
9 781849 766395 step, how to paint a similar composition. Packed with
Blake’s commentary explores the challenges and fascinating information, from the materials Turner used
A L S O AVA I L A B L E opportunities in the creation of drawings known around to achieve his masterpieces to the modern materials
the world, as well as others seen here for the first time. the twenty-first-century watercolourist will need to take
It is clear from every page of this informative and richly on similar subject matter. How to Paint like Turner is an
illustrated volume that there has been no slackening of invaluable resource for lovers of both Turner’s art and
brio in the scratchy pen nib of an artist who has been watercolour painting.
called the ‘Godfather of Illustration’. 200 colour illustrations
270 × 210 mm
144 pp N I CO L A M O O R BY is an art historian and lecturer at
Q U E N T I N B L A K E (b.1932) is an internationally beloved £14.99 • PB the Courtauld Institute of Art. I A N WA R R E L L is an
illustrator and author. He is an inspiration for artists 9781854378835 independent curator specialising in British art of the
everywhere. nineteenth century. He was a curator at Tate for more
QUENTIN BL AKE: March 2020 than twenty-five years and is a leading authority on the
For more titles by Quentin Blake, see p.43.
B E YO N D T H E PAG E life and work of Turner.
9781849761505
£17.99 • PB
30 31LOVE
A L E X P I LC H ER
P LU N G E I N TO T H E R E S T L E S S WAT E R S O F
RECENT HIGHLIGHTS
R O M A N T I C LOV E – A S I N T E R P R E T E D BY A R T I S T S
I N TAT E’ S CO L L E C T I O N
Sometimes chaste, sometimes frenzied, often passionate and
occasionally heartbreaking, placed together these beautiful
images create a fascinating and enlightening journey through
the visual portrayal of love and sexuality in Western art.
Featured artists include: Felix Gonzalez-Torres, Wolfgang WILLIAM BL AKE OLAFUR ELIASSON M A R K L E C K E Y: O ’ M AG I C
Tillmans, David Hockney, Gwen John, Auguste Rodin, Martin Myrone IN REAL LIFE P OW E R O F B L E A K N E S S
9781849766333 PB £25 Mark Godfrey Clarrie Wallis
William Blake, Bandele ‘Tex’ Ajetunmobi, Christopher Wool,
9781849766449 HB £40 9781849766326 PB £19.99 9781849766340 PB £19.99
Sir Lawrence Alma-Tadema, Sylvia Sleigh, Sophie Calle and
many more.
50 colour illustrations
173 × 140 mm
96 pp978-1-84976-655-5 A L E X P I LC H E R is the author of A Queer Little History of Art
ISBN
£9.99 • HB (2017), also published by Tate.
9781849766555
9 September
781849 766555
2019
WINTER
K I R S T EEN MC SWEI N
A LIT TLE FEMINIST DORA MAAR D Ó R A M AU R E R
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A selection of the most beautiful, touching, transformative
and amusing expressions of the winter season drawn from
Tate’s collection.
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Norbert Goeneutte, Marie-Louise Von Motesiczky, Paul Nash,
Carel Weight, Ben Nicholson, Lucien Pissarro, L.S. Lowry,
Peter Doig, Grayson Perry and David Shrigley.
K I R S T E E N M C SW E I N is the author of Tate Britain:
Highlights (2018), also published by Tate.
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173 × 140 mm
96 pp
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PERFORMING PETER FRASER PIERRE BONNARD: A SHORT BOOK ABOUT ART SOMETIMES I THINK, S O N I A D E L AU N AY
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Art in the Age of Black Power
Soul of a Nation
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Art in the Age of Black Power
QUEER BRITISH ART A QUEER LIT TLE THE RADIC AL EYE: S O U L O F A N AT I O N : A R T I N THE SURREALISM READER TAT E G U I D E TO
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38 39J.M.W. T U RN ER
J.M.W. Turner (1775–1851) is one of the greatest artists Britain has ever produced.
The world’s largest collection of the artist’s work is held at Tate Britain.
TAT E B R I TA I N : H I G H L I G H T S TAT E M O D E R N H I G H L I G H T S TAT E M O D E R N : B U I L D I N G A
Kirsteen McSwein Simon Bolitho M U S E U M F O R T H E 21S T C E N T U R Y
9781849765800 PB £4.99 9781849766678 PB £5 Chris Dercon & Nicholas Serota
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J. M .W. TURNER
THE ‘SKIES’ SKETCHBOOK
With an introduction by David Blayney Brown
T U R N E R ’ S S E C R E T S K E TC H E S TURNER: TURNER:
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TAT E M O D E R N : TAT E WAT E R CO LO U R M A N U A L THE EY EXHIBITION:
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S TA N D I N G I N T H E S U N : H OW TO PA I N T L I K E T U R N E R T U R N E R ’ S S K E TC H B O O K S
A L I F E O F J. M .W. T U R N E R Nicola Moorby & Ian Warrell Ian Warrell
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V I R G I N I A WO O L F WO L F G A N G T I L L M A N S YAYO I K U S A M A
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Laura Smith Chris Dercon & Helen Sainsbury Frances Morris
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I N F I N I T Y N E T: T H E J. M .W. T U R N E R T U R N E R A N D CO N S TA B L E : T U R N E R AT P E T WO R T H
A U T O B I O G R A P H Y O F YAY O I K U S A M A WAT E R CO LO U R S S K E TC H I N G F R O M N AT U R E David Blayney Brown, Christopher
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40 41BARBAR A HEPWORTH QU ENTIN BL AKE
Hepworth (1903–75) was a remarkable modernist sculptor and one of the few women artists of her generation Quentin Blake (b.1932) is an internationally beloved illustrator and author.
to achieve international prominence. Her studio in St Ives (preserved as the Barbara Hepworth Museum) was He is an inspiration for artists everywhere.
placed in the care of Tate in 1980, securing an unrivalled collection of her work for the gallery.
P E N S I N K & P L AC E S P E N S I N K & P L AC E S
B A R B A R A H E P WO R T H : A B A R B A R A H E P WO R T H : T H E Quentin Blake SPECIAL EDITION
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I N T H E TAT E CO L L E C T I O N W R I T I N G S & CO N V E R S AT I O N S Penelope Curtis Quentin Blake Joanna Carey ART OF QUENTIN BLAKE
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Mark Wallinger has created some of the most subtly intelligent
MARK WALLINGER
and irreverent artworks of the last twenty-five years. While his
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MARK WALLINGER
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Turner Prize in 2007 and continues to produce ambitious
TERRY FROST LU C I A N F R E U D B A R B A R A H EP WO R T H GW E N J O H N
Sally O’Reilly
public projects and gallery exhibitions internationally. In this
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